The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 28, 1952, Page 2

Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN The Key West Citize ' Published daily (except sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- lishe1, from The Citizen Buulding, corner of Greene and Ann Streets. Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County LP. ARTMAN Publisher NORMAN D. ARTMAN Business Manager Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES $1 and 1995 Se rrenttieneenieiiencenceeeinittcttaettenmtniteetenemenens th mapetieetteesnanieee Member of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it or aot otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published here. Tuesday, October 28, 1952 SEER ae, EEE AER Ee be AO OSS Member Florida Press Association and Associate Dailies of Florida Subscription (by carrier) 25¢ per week, year $12; By Mail $15.60 ADVERTISED RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION * es The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issue and subjects of local or general interest, but it will not publish anonymous communications. IMPROVEMENTs FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED x BY THE CITIZEN élore Hotels and A, te. 2. Beach and Bathing Pav villon. Airports—l.and and Sea. and City Governments. Consolidution of County Soumunity Auditonum, emcee a eee ——— es COMETS FOR THE ATLANTIC : - ———F Sir Miles Thomas, chairman of the British Overseas Key West Army Man Commended Airways Corporation, said recently that as soon as the first Comet II was delivered, intensive studies would be| Myrtland Cates, Jr., well-known ‘ begun vi Key West man who is the son of} “Since reporting for special du- . 4 my “ee mnies over the Atlantic to ascertain whether |, and Mrs. Myrtland Cates, Sr., | ty with the Non Commissioned Of- wou @ practical to inaugurate jet service across the | 1014 Varela St. (rear), is proving 'ficers Academy (17 July 1952), Atlantic between England and the United States, himself an efficient and alert Corporal Cates has been assigned The first Comet II, powered .with improved engines, t 4 5 geant. The letter goes on to say: soldier, according to a recommen: jto the Instructor Section of the dation for advancement which he 'Non Commissioned Officers Aca- flew in February for the first time, but the British Over- | seas Airways Corporation does not expect deliveries for! commercial service until 1958. British experts are enthus- fastic about the chances of this new active aircraft to make the Atlantic hop. However, United States air experts have been cau-| tious in their appraisals and are said to be skeptical about the Comet II's ability to negotiate successful crossings of the Atlantic. It is interesing to note that if the Comet II {s capable of regular flights, it will cut the flying time re- quired to span the ocean by several hours. It might be possible for the Comet If to make the Atlantic cros sing in approximately six hours. If the flight could be made with- out stops along the way, which does not seem probable, the time might be cut to five hours. The newayvorthy part ‘of ‘Sir Miles’ promising an- nouncement is the prospect that jet commercial service may be possible over the Atlantic next year. In the past, | this has been considered a development which was at) least three or four years in the future, Once every four years is often enough for presiden- | tial elections — the voter couldn’t stand the strain more | often. Luckily for the human race, adults who grow cynical are replaced by youngsters with enthusiasm, hope and faith. <careehesenomctcsationcnihaatinreant The idea that every few hours a new angle must be| presented on each big story explains a lot of wire-service stories. We are inclined to favor four football players and 40 | or 50 pretty cheerleaders, if there is to be any de-em- phasis of football. The press, especially in election years, must strive to give both presidential candidates equal billing, despite the bricks thrown in the editorial columns. SLICE OF HAM has received. demy in the capacity of Chief The young man, who was gradua- | Clerk. A neat, intelligent, capable ted from Key West High School individual who has displayed a in 1948 and attended Florida State _ deep devotion to duty and demands University, Tallahassee, for three |a high standard of work from his years, entered the Army in August | subordinates, Corporal Cates has 1951. He has been making an out- | played a large part in the smooth standing record of service since, | and efficient functioning of the heading his class in basic train- | Instructor Section. Should this re- ing at Fort Jackson, South Caro- |commendation be approved Cor- lina, and being selected for the | poral Cates ability will be used to leadership school there. After serv- ' greater advantage to benefit the ing as an instructor at Fort Jack- | Instructor Section of the Non Com- son, Cates was sent to Fort Hood, | missioned Officers Academy and Texas, to the Instruction Section | the service. of the Non’ Commissioned Officers “Edwin W. Tenney, Jr. Academy, Headquarters Company, “Captain Arty First Armored Division, “Chief Instructor” The letter of recommendation | The recommendation was sent which shows what a fine record , through the Assistant Commandant Cates has made at Fort Hood ad- | of the Non Commissioned Officers vises that Corporal Myrtland Cates | Academy, First Armored Division, Jr., on special duty to the Non | Ft. Hood, to the Commanding Off- Commissioned Officers Academy, ‘icer First Armored Division, Ft. be promoted to the rank of ser- Hood, — SAN CARLOS THEATRE WEDNESDAY ONLY AMALIA AGUILAR y _ VICTOR JUNCO Amor Perdido Con UADIRA, TITO NOVARO, y JOSE PULIDO ALSO SPECIAL SPANISH NEWSREEL LAST TIMES TODAY CLIFTON y GINGER WEBB ROGERS “DREAM BOAT” TWO MASTERS OF COMEDY INA 20th CENTURY FOX MUSICAL CO - STARRING ANNE FRANCIS and JEFFRY HUNTER with ELSA LANCHESTEER, PAUL HARVEY RAY COLLINS end FRED CLARK Fox Movietone News Cartoon BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:45 Pm. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED AIRPLANES DON’T BOTHER DEER BILLINGS, Mont. #—The roar of airplanes engines is music to the ears of 40 deer. The herd roams the runways of the local airport in search of grass. A truck tries to scatter them before a deer- hopping plane lands. Residents of the surrounding game preserve want to lift hunting bans until there are 40 less deer blocking traffic. FV FIV VIG V VVC CIV TCC ICCC CIC CIC CCST VOCE. ‘nmin See THIS ROCK BILL GIBB RUGS CLEANED e AND Stored Free of Charge | IF DESIRED UNTIL NOV. 30 OF OURS $2244 44444444444446444444646444444444¢6 The most, disgusting technique used in iting votes is an at- tempt to convince people that we are going through a prosperous period because of either the Demo- crats or the Republicans. The truth is that our present Prosperity is being bought with the limbs, the bodies of our nation’s young people. Let the Korean po- lice action end today and the en- tire economy of the U. S. will go into a slump. Since, 1938, we've been living in a war boom. I, for one, am getting sick of it. A depression doesn’t ‘particular- ly worry me. At least everyone shares fairly equally so far as hardships are concerned. The pre- sent situation is intolerable though. A few white-collar crooks are get- ting rich through political machi- nations that are suppose to aid the United Nation’s cause in Korea. The majority of civilians are being fooled into thinking that this is prosperity because they get big pay checks, The pawns for the whole deal are our young boys who fight in Korea and probably have never had the opportunity to vote in an election. Any political party that is res- ponsible for present conditions should hang its head in shame rather than brag about it. That goes for either the Democrats or the Republicans or Communists. The United Nations represents most of the important countries of the world. It is impossible to believe that such a strong organi- zation cannot bring the present conflict to an end more quickly if it so desires. Actually, the Uni- ted States should be able to ac- complish this by itself. Someday those boys over in Ko- rea are going to come home. When they do, you and I will have to hide. How can we face them and | say that we did our best to help | at home when actually, the news- papers are proof that we are prin- cipally concerned with our own jpaty comforts and “prosperity’’? Whether the Korean police action | is good or bad isn't in my pro- vince to say. Future historians are All Formal Garments chemically the only ones who will ever know. processed. All werk guaranteed This much is true, however: future insured. historians will never be able to uae oe praise the homefolks who are shirking their duties; they will never have a good word to say DRY CLEANERS for the ignorance of today’s politi- | 218 Simenten St. Tel. 100g ‘cians who fail to point out the real reason for apparent prosperi- ty so that the public can have a choice of deciding whether they prefer such prosperity to their son's lives. I’m not against the war nearly normal and the servicemen who so desire could go back home where they would be happier. Treason? To the City and to the Nation? -- Hardly. 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